John P. Angelos

We're going to move them.

John Angelos needs a team in Nashville.

Don't blame fan support or the market on this one.

This is the team in the league being short-sighted.

It also shows that it's not just spending the money, right? I think the Mets have very much shown that.

The Orioles have been spending much more money under David Rubenstein, and they're winning fewer games than they did those final couple years under John Angelos.

So it's not just spending the money, it's also having...

All of these systems in place and people want to say, oh, a salary cap would stop the Dodgers.

And so he made an effort to be the lead on it, and he negotiated, but it didn't work out.

Subsequent to that, the owner of the team, or the guy running it, John Angelos, called me and said he knew I was interested in doing something with the team.

He would like to meet with me.

He came to see me.

And they still had some weird moments.

Heck, I can remember John Angelos giving a couple interviews to the New York Times talking about financial elasticity and weird terminology.

But you're able to overlook that because they're winning.

And it's such a fun time to watch that team day in and day out when they're coming from behind on a nightly basis where...